Wolff Memorial Lectures
Linde Hall 310
Liouville quantum gravity and SLE
Jason Miller,
Statistics Laboratory,
University of Cambridge,
In this talk, I will describe how Schramm-Loewner evolutions (SLE) are related to Liouville quantum gravity (LQG) surfaces as random conformal weldings and some complex analytic questions which arise. I will also describe how this representation can be used to link random planar maps with LQG. Finally, I will explain how this perspective has led to a number of new results about random planar maps, SLE, and two-dimensional statistical mechanics models.
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Thomas Wolff Memorial Lectures in Mathematics
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